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Dear Rita Skeeter: Newsrooms need to prioritize journalists’ well-being to prevent burnout

By KARAN NEVATIA
March 21, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

When school is in session, the Daily Trojan’s news editors often have to cover a new scandal every week, and there are constantly new developments in the seemingly endless lawsuits and investigations the University is facing.

Analyzing Asian: The ‘Asian experience’ is nuanced, from London to Southern California

By ALBERT QIAN
March 20, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Just as there are differences in British and American English, there are also differences in the lived experiences between East Asians in America and East Asians in Britain.

Holding Center: Skepticism and awareness are necessary to navigate the ‘post-truth’ era

By DILLON CRANSTON
March 18, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

As tempting as it is to blame this trend on the president’s disregard for truth, Trump is but a sign of the times.

Dear Rita Skeeter: Women are underrepresented in media despite their historic contributions

By KARAN NEVATIA
March 6, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

In my journalism classes at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, I’m often one of few men in the classroom.

Analyzing Asian: Navigating the online dating world as an Asian male

By ALBERT QIAN
March 5, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

I don’t love dating apps.

Holding Center: Gov. Northam shouldn’t resign over blackface

By DILLON CRANSTON
March 4, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

In early January, a photo of Gov. Ralph Northam wearing a bright smile and blackface surfaced on the internet.

Where the Sidewalk Starts: Los Angeles public transit can — and must — be free for all

By BREANNA DE VERA
March 3, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

I’m sure that if public transit were free, we’d all be using it more.

You Do Uterus: USC students must support campus abortion access

By KYLIE CHEUNG
February 27, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

As universities like USC across the country make important, laudable progress on protecting and expanding students’ reproductive rights, there is still much work to be done in one particular area: abortion access.

Sustainability Showdown: Dishwashers are more sustainable than hand-washing

By KATHERINE WILES
February 27, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Simple lifestyle changes — like washing your dishes differently — can leave a significant impact.

The Bar-On Brief: Harvard affirmative action lawsuit exposes the irony of judicial politics

By SHAULI BAR-ON
February 26, 2019 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Earlier this month, both sides presented their closing arguments in the case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard before the Massachusetts District Court.

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